Posted on 02/04/2023 11:38:26 AM PST by Golden Eagle
The National Security Agency is doggedly courting laid-off Big Tech workers as the spy agency undertakes one of its largest hiring surges in the last 30 years. The NSA began privately reaching out to Big Tech employees over LinkedIn last fall, as word spread that major American companies such as Meta and Amazon were bleeding tens of thousands of skilled workers.
NSA talent management senior strategist Christine Parker said the spy agency also saw predictions of more job cuts, and sprung into action.
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Good way to put hundreds of leftist get into secure areas
Oh goody, more wokness in the national security apparatus
With NSA’s track record, they shouldn’t be hiring. They should be shuttered.
Big Tech laid off the dead wood. Losers, or those with skill who didn’t produce.
Perfect government workers.
Just who are they going to spy on? eh? the American public, to identify dissenters and to neutralize them.
Good thing we have a republican congress which is totally in control of budgeting departments and stuff or something
Leftists and foreigners with no loyalty to the USA.
bkmk
You ain’t lying. I don’t trust most of these tech workers or the government. It’s a tyrannical mess!
“Big Tech laid off the dead wood. Losers, or those with skill who didn’t produce.
Perfect government workers.”
Excellent and absolute fact...
Wooing = bringing them back to headquarters.
Young commies in NSA by the thousands who’ll never be fired. What could go wrong?
Who does the NSA work for?
When did the Washington Times become so ignorant as to publish enemy propaganda?
More stupidity.
They have been let go because most were culls. It is called forced ranking. Weeds out low performers and political enemies.
How many are green card holders, chinese, indian and other enemies of the state?
I say that the NSA, since its inception, has never once proven its been a bona fide source of useful information to the American public. In fact it is a joke. Oh, no? Well, lets see you — or it — prove otherwise.
So, so true. I watched this kind of thing happen in the aerospace industry in the '70s. Upper management almost prayed for a downturn so they could clean house. Memos trickled down to middle management to start making lists.....
Back in the day, you had to be a US citizen to get a clearance, and it was difficult for naturalized citizens to get them.
Standards may be different today.
Skilled workers we are talking government workers right?.
Moe triple blinks
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